Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
This is a handy way to build and deploy your #JAMstack site on @Netlify directly from a Google Sheet where you manage some of your content. https://twitter.com/jmolivas/status/1112978392180113409
@rem @jaffathecake I totally agree.
Developer convenience has trumped other considerations. Which is something to be wary of. I'm using @eleven_ty to do this as it brings support for using @LeaVerou's @prismjs which I already really love.
https://github.com/11ty/eleventy-plugin-syntaxhighlight
Developer convenience has trumped other considerations. Which is something to be wary of. I'm using @eleven_ty to do this as it brings support for using @LeaVerou's @prismjs which I already really love.
https://github.com/11ty/eleventy-plugin-syntaxhighlight
@rem @jaffathecake Interesting though, that the result of your poll leans so much towards doing this client-side. I'm assuming ( 👈 danger!) that's because it feels simpler and easier for developers to do it that way.
@swyx @Benghamine *whispers*: It's my "I'm whispering something to you because you are special" pose.
@rem I do it server side at build time.
Because anything I can do ahead of time, I do ahead of time.
It doesn't add markup for me as it is done by my SSG (@eleven_ty) during the build.
One less thing to have as a client-side js dependency and on the render path.
Because anything I can do ahead of time, I do ahead of time.
It doesn't add markup for me as it is done by my SSG (@eleven_ty) during the build.
One less thing to have as a client-side js dependency and on the render path.
@yorksworths Never leave home without it.
@MichaelWDelaney @NetlifySupport Yeah, I'd rather like this too.
We'll track it internally here. It might be possible. I'd certainly use it.
We'll track it internally here. It might be possible. I'd certainly use it.
@MichaelWDelaney @NetlifySupport Sadly, Deploy to Netlify buttons can't work with private repos due to the way the repo needs to be cloned on your behalf.
I bumped into this myself recently.
I bumped into this myself recently.
@Kajrietberg You can add environment variables via your Netlify Admin (look in your deploy settings). And you can use dotenv to safely set env vars locally too.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/dotenv
Remember to .gitignore your local .env file.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/dotenv
Remember to .gitignore your local .env file.
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Unbelievably good value! https://twitter.com/csswizardry/status/1112690957743505408
@DirtyF @forestryio Congratulations, Frank!
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
If I still worked somewhere I needed to do timesheets, I'd be creating a job code for:
"Time spent trying to comprehend some conversation online that turned out to be a reaction to yet another April fools joke."
#pranks #lols #japes
Roll on April 2nd.
"Time spent trying to comprehend some conversation online that turned out to be a reaction to yet another April fools joke."
#pranks #lols #japes
Roll on April 2nd.
@shreyas_satish @Netlify I'm not a @jekyllrb expert, but you can specify which version of ruby to use in @netlify and specify which version of Jekyll to use in your Gemfile.
https://www.netlify.com/docs/continuous-deployment/#set-node-ruby-or-python-version
https://www.netlify.com/docs/continuous-deployment/#set-node-ruby-or-python-version
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
RT @stefanjudis: I'm really into functions lately... They're a perfect companion to static sites. You can realise any functionality with a…
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
A special conference!
So happy to be able to return again this year.
Incoming, Copenhagen! https://twitter.com/coldfrontconf/status/1112603054573080576
So happy to be able to return again this year.
Incoming, Copenhagen! https://twitter.com/coldfrontconf/status/1112603054573080576
@DasSurma 😍 gidiot
@joshnesbitt Me too!
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
To say that I'm looking forward to this event is a massive understatement! https://twitter.com/joshnesbitt/status/1111247828293173248
@daveverwer Sorry about that Dave. (And 👋 Dave!)
I hear that we had a short (~3 minute) disruption to part of our logging infra, which caused that. And it coincided with a hiccup during an update to our support form automation.
Doh!
All should be well now. Let us know if not.
I hear that we had a short (~3 minute) disruption to part of our logging infra, which caused that. And it coincided with a hiccup during an update to our support form automation.
Doh!
All should be well now. Let us know if not.
@DanjelvdWal @Netlify Yes! Occasionally companies need the repo (no problem) and even the build bots (our sales team can talk about) to be on-prem or in a particular geo.
But more often there is confusion about hosting on a server, vs hosting static assets on a CDN as close to users as possible.
But more often there is confusion about hosting on a server, vs hosting static assets on a CDN as close to users as possible.
@ArtWorked @ChrisFerdinandi @rem Classy.
@CodeFoodPixels @webtaskio @leedsjs \o/
@DanjelvdWal @Netlify Sounds like you might want a detailed conversation with that client about what they mean by "hosting". Netlify disrupts the traditional idea of origin servers since all hosting is direct from the CDN. But exotic setups for the build infra is possible.
https://www.netlify.com/enterprise/
https://www.netlify.com/enterprise/